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I have had a mole on my back for quite some time now and i have not worried about it but recently it has got much darker in color what do i do?
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See a dermatologist: "Mole" is not a medical diagnosis. A skin specialist is the person you need to define this and possibly deal with it.
Answered 10/27/2018
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